Westward Ho! on Arcadia: “And lucky it was, perhaps, for her that Sidney's Arcadia was still in petto, or Mr.”
The Common Reader: Second Series on Arcadia: “Essay titled "The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia"; Woolf writes at length on the romance, e.g. "In the Arcadia, as in some luminous globe, all the seeds of English fiction lie latent."”
The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon on Arcadia: “nothing is read nowadays but Sir Philip Sidney's Arcadia, Sackville's stately plays and Mirror for Magistrates, or the fine-spun euphuisms of the 'unparalleled John Lyly.'"”